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I think I’m stuck in apple hell until I find a decent conversion app:

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Ahhh, HVEC by default I think.

but looks like you got it sorted.

NOICE project

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Aqara U50

Works with xMagic, specifically the 13.56MHz Mifare Classic 1k chip. I’ve had the implant for a day and it reliably works with the lock.

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ICT PRX-TSEC-MINI tSec Mini
RFID Card Reader

Works with xMagic, specifically the 125kHz T5577 chip.

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Thanks for sharing, I have added a reminder to update the spreadsheets when I get home (to a pc) as its far easier to on pc ratger than phone.

Keep 'em coming

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Thanks. Happy to help the community!

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Loxone NFC Code Touch

works with my NExT chip and it couples surprisingly well, it can read it with my hand almost one centimeter from it (I have very skinny hands though).

You can enroll any ISO/IEC 14443 card, I’ve tried Mifare Classic, DESFire EV1, EV2 and EV3 and of course NTAG216 physical cards and stickers, and basically every card you can emulate on a Flipper zero, the system just reads the UID unless you use a DESFire chip.

I guess it would work with xM1, xMagic and xSIID too, and the ideal would be something like an xDF2 or xDF3, I don’t know if all the x-series have the same range though. Sadly I don’t own any Flex to check if they work with this…

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thank you iwill add it next time om on a PC.
Do you have a shop link?

This will show as green

This will show as orange “likely but not confirmed”

Do you mean it utilises the actual DESFire encryption?

http://shop.loxone.com/enen/product/100480-nfc-code-touch-tree-anthracite

There are two versions, a wired one (Tree) and a sub GHz radio one (Air)

I should specify it doesn’t work on it’s own and that makes it kinda expensive, it needs a Miniserver (Loxone’s home automation server) that also has some on board dry contact relays on which you can wire the electric door strike or the maglock. The cheapest Miniserver version doesn’t have on board relays though so you’d need one, they make proprietary ones but you could also integrate Shelly devices locally via http requests.

Yes it does

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